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PRESENTED  BY  THE  STUDENT  BODY  OF  CHOWAN  COLLEGE, 
MURFREESBORO,  N.  C. 

BECKY  BENNETT  AND  DONNA  MARKUM CO-EDITORS 

JUDY  PERROW  AND  PHILIP  WADE CO-BUSINESS  MANAGERS 


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Our  Cafeteria 


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Greene  Science  Building 


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Askew  Student  Center 


Girls'  New  Dormitory 


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Majestic  pines  and  giant  oaks  surround  our  path. 


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camp 


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Traditional  snowball  fight. 


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Dr.  Udvarnoki  lectures  to  psychology  class. 


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Students  studying  hard  in  our  library. 


A  typical  freshman  English  class. 


Miss  Jeries  helping  student  with  the  skeleton. 


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Cheering  the  crowd  on. 


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Our  Christmas  social. 


Mr.  Masters  at  the  punch  bowl. 


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Couples  in  the  lounge  after  supper. 


Chow  time  at  Ma  Beaman's 


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DEDICATION 


Mrs.  Grimes  counseling  one  of  her  students. 


For  being  our  college  "mother"  and 
nurse,  for  being  so  helpful  at  any  hour 
that  we  need  her,  and  for  her  unending 
devotion  to  the  Chowan  College  family, 
we  dedicate  the  1962  CHOWANOKA 
to  our  Dean  of  Women,  Mrs.  Sybil  Grimes. 


Her  daily  task  of  writing  out  excuses  for  absences. 


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Jor  Jier  con/ri6uh'on  /o  our  annual 
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JJiiss    Qj/iowanoAa  of  1962 


TABLE  OF  CONTENTS 

Introduction 1-15 

Administration 16-27 

Classes 

Sophomores 30-73 

Freshman 74-89 

Organizations 90-107 

Activities 108-123 

Sports 124-143 

Features 144-151 

Advertisements 152-160 


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GEORGE  GIBBS 

Chairman  of  the  Executive  Committee  of 

the  Board 


THE  REV.  FELIX  ARNOLD 
Chairman  of  the  Board  of  Turstees 


BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES 


The  Rev.  Irby  Jackson 

E.  R.  Evans 

John  R.  Jordan,  Jr. 

The  Rev.  J.  L.  Walter  Moose 

J.  L.  Darden,  Sr. 

R.  H.  Goodmon 

Mrs.  J.  Grady  Bridges 

Russell  Stephenson 

Mr.  W.  A.  Thomas 

Mr.  H.  D.  White 


McDaniel  Lewis 

Edward  George 

Dr.  Robert  W.  Kicklighter 

Edwin  Branch 

The  Rev.  Oscar  Creech 

Mrs.  W.  S.  Penny 

J.  C.  Leary 

Rev.  A.  V.  Turner 

Dr.  W.  Raleigh  Parker 


George  Gibbs 

The  Rev.  Felix  Arnold 

Don  Matthew,  Jr. 

Craig  Vaughan 

The  Rev.  Gordon  Conklin 

Bennie  Daniels 

Dewey  Wells 

Mrs.  Clarence  Bensley 

Mr.  J.  Craig  Revelie 


Dr.  Bruce  Whitaker — President 


William  Clayton  Morrisette — Dean 


William  Clayton  Morrisette 
joined  our  faculty  and  staff  last  year  when  he  was 
in  the  social  science  department.  Last  year  at 
the  retirement  of  Dean  Brooks  Mr.  Morrisette  was 
made  Dean  of  Chowan  College.  Mr.  Morrisette 
and  his  staff  helped  to  improve  our  school  both 
physically  and  academically. 


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ADMINISTRATIVE  OFFICERS 


ROSS  A.  CADLE 
Director  of  Admissions 


JOHN  C.  GILL 
Director  of  Development 


VIRGIL  L.  McBRIDE 
Assistant  to  President 


JAMES  R.  MASTERS 
Registrar 


BEN  SUTTON 
Business  Manager 


DR.  EDGAR  V.  McKNIGHT 
Chaplain  of  College 


ADMINISTRATIVE  STAFF 


Arelia  Adams 
Bursar 


Judith  Askew  Mrs.  Nita  Beaman 

Administrative  Secretary  Dietitian 


Charlotte  Beaman  Elaine  S.  Cook 

Assistant  Dietitian         Assistant  to  Bursar 


Mrs.  A.  O.  George  Virginia  R.  James  Marie  McBride  Louise  Rowland 

House  Mother  and  Hostess      Secretary  to  President  Administrative  Administrative 

Secretary  Secretary 


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Marjorie  Sewell 
Secretary  to  Dean 


Jacquelyn  Taylor 

Assistant  to  the 

Registrar 


Jack  Hassell 

Superintendent  of 

Buildings  and  Grounds 


NOT  PICTURED 


Betty  Morrisette 

Administrative 

Secretary 


OUR  DEANS 


JAMES  R.  MASTERS 
Dean  of  Men 


MRS.  SYBIL  GRIMES 
Dean  of  Women 


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L.  M.  WALLACE,  Jr.  MRS.  A.  O.  GEORGE  MISS  ANNA  BELLE  MISS  PATRICIA  BRITT 

Assistant  Dean  of  Men         Assistant  Dean  of  Women  CROUCH  Assistant  Dean  of  Women 

Assistant  Dean  of  Women 


FACULTY 


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JILL  L.  BARR  -  Physical  Education 
B.S.,  Wake  Forest  College 
M.A.,  Appalachian  State  Teachers 
College 


BETTY  N.  BATCHELOR  -  Business, 

English 
B.A.,  Atlantic  Christian  College 
M.A.,  University  of  North  Carolina 


LIONEL  L.  BISHOP,  JR.  - 

Mathematics, 
Science 
B.S.,  M.A.,  East  Carolina  College 
Graduate  Study,  Florida  State 
University,  Clemson  College 


PATRICIA  ELLEN  BRITT  -  Business 
B.S.,  Graduate  Study,  Appalachian 
State  Teachers  College 


LOIS  C.  CADLE  -  Assistant  Librarian 
B.A.,  Westhampton  College 
B.M.T.,  Carver  School  of  Missions 
and  Social  Work 


NEVA  F.  CAMPBELL  -  Librarian 
A.B.,  Chowan  College 
B.S.  in  Library  Science,  University 
of  North  Carolina 


CARLA  S.  CHAMBLEE  -  Music 
B.A.,  Graduate  Study,  University  of 
North  Carolina 


JAMES  M.  CHAMBLEE  -  Music 
B.A.,  University  of  North  Carolina 
Graduate  Study,  University  of  North 
Carolina 


ANNA  BELLE  CROUCH  -  Music, 
Religion 

B.S.,  Southeastern  Missouri  State 
College 

M.R.E.,  Carver  School  of  Missions 
and  Social  Work 

Graduate  Study,  School  of  Church 
Music  of  Southern  Baptist  Theo- 
logical Seminary,  East  Carolina 
College 


FACULTY 


W.  CALVIN  DICKINSON  -  Social 

Science 
B.A.,  M.A.,  Baylor  University 


JAMES  G.  GARRISON  -  Physical 

Education 
A. A.,  Gardner-Webb  College 
B.A.,  Western  Carolina  College 
M.A.,  East  Carolina  College 


TED  W.  GOODMAN  -  Mathematics 
B.S.,  Graduate  Study,  Appalachian 
State  Teachers  College 


JERRY  LEE  HAWKINS  -  Physical 

Education 
A. A.,  Gardner-Webb  College 
B.S.,  M.A.,  Western  Carolina 
College 


CHARLES  A.  HELMS  -  Business 
B.S.,  M.A.,  Appalachian  State 
Teachers  College 

OPEY  D.  JEANES  -  Science 
B.A.,  Atlantic  Christian  College 
M.A.,  George  Peabody  College 
For  Teachers 


GEORGETTE  JERIES  -  Science 
B.A.,  Georgetown  College 
M.A.,  George  Peabody  College 

for  Teachers 
Graduate  Study,  Vanderbilt 

University 


JOHN  MCSWEENEY  -  Graphic  Arts 
B.A.,  Bissell  College 
Graduate  Study,  University  of 

Pennsylvania,  Temple  University 

Master  Printer 


WILLIAM  I.  MARABLE  -  English, 

Languages 
B.A.,  College  of  William  and  Mary 
M.A.,  University  of  Virginia 
Graduate  Study,  Duke  University 


FACULTY 


JAMES  R.  MASTERS  -  Business 

B.S.,  Berea  College 

M.A.,  University  of  Tennessee 


DAISY  LOU  MIXON  -  Religion 

B.A.,  Winthrop  College 

B.R.E.,  M.R.E.,  Carver  School  of 

Missions  and  Social  Work 
Graduate  Study,  New  York 

University,  Union  Theological 

Seminary 


W.  CLAYTON  MORRISETTE  -Social 
Science 
B.S.,  M.A.,  East  Carolina  College 
Graduate  Study,  Duke  University 


ELMER  C.  POWELL  -  Science 
B.S.,  M.S.,   Additional  Graduate 
Study,  University  of  North  Carolina 


LESTER  J.  REAVIS  -  Mathematics 
Gardner-Webb  Junior  College 
B.S.,  North  Carolina  State  College 
Appalachian  State  Teachers  College 


EMMA  JEANNE  RIDDLE  -  English 
B.A.,  Berea  College 
M.A.,  Appalachian  State  Teachers 
College 


THOMAS  E.  RUFFIN,  JR.  -  Business 
B.S.,  M.A.,  East  Carolina  College 


CHARLEY  L.  SANDIFER  -  English 
B.A.,  Mississippi  College 
Th.  M.,  New  Orleans  Baptist 

Theological  Seminary 
M.A.,  Graduate  Study,  University  of 

Mississippi 


JOY  Y.  SANDIFER  -  Assistant 
Librarian 
B.A.,  Graduate  Study,  Mississippi 

College 
Graduate  Study,  New  Orleans  Baptist 

Theological  Seminary,  University 

of  Mississippi 


FACULTY 


WARREN  G.  SEXTON  -  Social 

Science 
A. A.,  Lees  McRae  Junior  College 
B.S.,  M.A.,  Appalachian  State 
Teachers  College 


WILLIAM  B.  SOWELL  -  Graphic  Arts 
Diploma  in  Graphic  Arts, 
Continued  study,  Chowan  College 

FRANCIS   M.  TUCKER  -  Science 
B.A.,  M.A.,  University  of  North 

Carolina 
Graduate  Study,  University  of 

Virginia 

BELA  UDVARNOKI  -  Social  Science 

Undergraduate  Degree,  University  of 
Budapest 

Th.  M.,  Ph.  D.,  Southern  Baptist 
Theological  Seminary 

Additional  Graduate  Study,  Uni- 
versity of  Hamburg,  University  of 
Chicago 

L.  M.  WALLACE,  JR.  -  Business 
B.S.,  M.A.,  East  Carolina  College 
Graduate  Study,  Colorado  State 
College 

ESTHER  A.  WHITAKER  -  Religion, 

English 
B.S.,  Appalachian  State  Teachers 

College 
M.R.E.,  Carver  School  of  Missions 

and  Social  Work 
M.A.,  George  Peabody  College  for 

Teachers 

FRANCES  W.  WHITE  -  English, 
Religion 
B.A.,  Radford  College 
B.M.T.,  Carver  School  of  Missions 

and  Social  Work 
M.R.E.,  Presbyterian  General 

Assembly  Training  School 


M.  EUGENE  WILLIAMS  -  Languages 
B.A.,  University  of  Richmond 
M.A.,  Duke  University 
Premier  Degree,  L 'University  de 
Dijon 


MARY  E.  WOOD  -  Science 
B.A.,  Waynesburg  College 
M.A.,  Additional  Graduate  Study, 
Columbia  University 


SOPHOMORE  CLASS  OFFICERS 

DAN  ELKS PRESIDENT 

BUCKY  WISE VICE  PRESIDENT 

MARYANN  WILTSHIRE SECRETARY-TREASURER 

SYLVIA  GEORGE SOCIAL  CHAIRMAN 

BILL  VEST     SOCIAL  CHAIRMAN 


Who  could  forget  our  wonderful  class  of  1962?  Although  we  met  only  a  year  ago,  we  have  memories 
to  last  a  lifetime  ....  the  socials,  Wednesday  nights  at  B.B.  (?),  the  fun  at  the  Student  Center  after  supper, 
the  bull  sessions  after  hours,  and  most  of  all,  Homecoming!  There  are  also  many  humorous  events  that 
shall  never  be  forgotten  in  our  minds.  Who  could  ever  forget  the  "Yanks"  singing  "Dixie"  in  rat  court  last 
year?  And  ahh  yes,  when  Pam  Norvell  wore  her  evening  dress  to  the  cafeteria  with  a  sweatshirt  over  it. 
Maybe  she  was  going  to  a  Chowan  social  later  in  the  evening.  This  year  the  Powder  Puff  Football  Game 
was  very  exciting.  Suddenly  Henley  was  seen  being  carried  out  onto  the  football  field.  The  "football  hero" 
had  finally  decided  to  play.  Can  you  remember  the  chapel  program  when  Baganakis  led  the  funeral  march 
in  remembrance  of  good  ole  Wesley?  Yes,  we  as  Sophomores  hate  to  leave  Chowan,  but  we  look  forward 
to  the  future  for  a  new  horizon. 


JIMMY  ADAMS 

JOHN  ADAMS 

Goldsboro,  North  Carolina 

Norfolk,  Virginia 

Graphic  Arts 

Pre -Dentistry 

Circle  K 

NORMAN  ELTON  ADAMS,  JR. 
Richmond,  Virginia 
Pre -Agriculture 


CLASS  OF  1962 


JAMES  LAWRENCE  ALLIGOOD,  JR. 
Washington,  North  Carolina 
Civil  Technology 
B.S.U. 
Engineering  Club 


MELVIN  ETHERIDGE  ANDERSON 
Smithfield,  North  Carolina 
Liberal  Arts 


WORTH  BAGLEY  ASKEW,  JR. 
Ahoskie,  North  Carolina 
Graphic  Arts 


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DOROTHY  AVENT 
Emporia,  Virginia 
Business  Administration 
Alpha  Pi  Epsilon 
Y.  W.  A. 


JOHN  BAGANAKIS 
Williamsburg,  Virginia 
Pre-Education 


CLINTON  BAILEY 
Hampton,  Virginia 


SOPHOMORE 


GEORGE  BAKER 
Gatesville,  North  Carolina 
Pre-Agriculture 


SUE  CAROLYN  BALDWIN 
Whiteville,  North  Carolina 
Secretarial,  Dorm  Officer, 
Freshman  Representative — 
May  Day,  Officer  in  Student 
Government 


MELVIN  M.  BAUGH,  JR. 
Fort  Mitchell,  Virginia 
Civil  Technology 
Football,  Track 


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JAMES  ASHBY  BAYLY 
Exmore,  Virginia 
Business  Administration 


DAVID  BEDSOLE 
Fayetteville,  North  Carolina 
Business  Administration 
Chowanian  Staff,  Drama  Club, 
B.  S.  U. 


REBECCA  ANN  BENNETT 

Chapel  Hill,  North  Carolina 

Business 

Chowanoka:  Co-Editor,  B.  S.  U. 

Y.  W.  A.,  officer,  Miss  Chowanoka 


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JERRY  BEST 

Goldsboro,  North  Carolina 


MELINDA  BISHOP 
Mountainside,  New  Jersey 
Liberal  Arts 
Drama  Club 


JOHN  L.  BLACKBURN,  JR. 
Victoria,  Virginia 
Engineering 
Drama  Club 


CHARLES  BLANCHARD 
Suffolk,  Virginia 
Liberal  Arts 


KENNETH  MAX  BLANCHARD 
Richmond,  Virginia 
Business  Administration 
Football,  Baseball 


WALTER  HOLLAND  BOND 
Windsor,  North  Carolina 
Pre -Medical 


SOPHOMORE 


BETSY  LAND  BOONE 
Jackson,  North  Carolina 
Liberal  Arts 
NEA  officer,  Oratorio 
Society,  College  Choir 


JAMES  HOWARD  BOSEMAN 
Darlington,  South  Carolina 
Graphic  Arts,  Football, 
Monogram  Club 


SARA  ELIZABETH  BOWDEN 
St.  Augustine,  Florida 
Liberal  Arts,  B.  S.  U., 
Choir,  Drama  Club 


BARRY  BOWERS 
Alexandria,  Virginia 
Pre-Medical 
Baseball,  Circle  K, 
Phi  Theta  Kappa 


ANN  GAIL  BRITT 
Portsmouth,  Virginia 
Legal-Secretarial 
Alpha  Pi  Epsilon 


ROBERT  A.  BRITT 
Lynnhaven,  Virginia 
Liberal  Arts 


LASS  OF  1962 


JANE  WALKER  BROADDUS 
Bowling  Green,  Virginia 
Secretarial 


CHARLES  F.  BROWN 
Cape  Charles,  Virginia 
Pre-Engineering 
Manager  football 


MARY  BROWN 
Enfield,  North  Carolina 
Primary  Education 
Basketball,  Y.  W.  A. 
Choir,  Dramatics  Club 


RICHARD  LEE  BROWN 
Hampton,  Virginia 
Liberal  Arts 
Track 


JOSEPH  EDWARD  BUCK 

Gates,  North  Carolina 

Ministerial 

President.. .Ch-istian  Service 

Club,  B.  S.  U.,  Ministerial 

Alliance 


JAMES  BRUNETTE 
Oxford,  North  Carolina 
Pre-Agriculture 


SOPHOMORE 


JOHN  T.  CAPPS 
Virginia  Beach.  Virginia 


ALPHA  MAE  CARTER 
Faith,  North  Carolina 
Pre-Education 
B.  S.  U. 
Y.  W.  A. 


ROBERT  UPTON  CARTER 
Hampton,  Virginia 
Pre-Education 
Track 


ALLEN  JAY  CASEY,  JR. 

Rocky  Mount,  North  Carolina 

Psychology 

Editor  of  Chowanian; 

President  of  B.S.U.;  Ministerial 

Alliance;  Circle  K;  Officer  of 

Freshman  Class;  Outstanding  Sophomore 

CLASS  OF  1962 


WILKIE  WILLIS  CHAFFIN 
Victoria,  Virginia 
Liberal  Arts 
Phi  Theta  Kappa 


JANE  THURSTON  CHARLES 
Ahoskie,  North  Carolina 
Primary  Education 
B.S.U.;  College  Choir; 
Oratorio  Society;  N.E.A. 


AARON  CHILTON 
Norfolk,  Virginia 


JOHN  C.  CLARK 
Newport  News,  Virginia 
Civil  Technology 


RONALD  CLARK 
Murfreesboro,  North  Carolina 


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SANDRA  KAY  CLARK 
Hampton,  Virginia 
Accounting 
Y.W.A.;  B.T.U.; 
Dramatics  Club 


MARY  JOYCE  COFFIELD 
Oak  City,  North  Carolina 
Pre-Education 


GENE  COLH 
Petersburg,  Virginia 
Liberal  Arts 


SOPHOMORE 


JOSEPH  SAMUEL  CROSS,  III 

Hampton,  Virginia 

Engineering 

Circle  K,  Phi  Theta  Kappa, 

Engineers  Club 


RITA  ANNE  DAUGHTRY 
Franklin,  Virginia 


JOANNE  DAY 
Lynnhaven,  Virginia 
Pre-Education 
N.E.A. 


WILLIAM  DERVISHIAN 
Richmond,  Virginia 
Law 

MARTHA  PENELOPE  DEW 
Bailey,  North  Carolina 
Medical  Secretarial 
Basketball,  Drama  Club 

LEROY  H.  DILLON 
Roanoke,  Virginia 
Pre-Forestry 

CLASS  OF  1962 

PRISCILLA  DOZIER 
Jarvisburg,  North  Carolina 
Primary  Education 
N.E.A. 

REBECCA  ANN  DUPREE 

Portsmouth,  Virginia 

Secretarial 

B.S.U. 

Choir 

GENE  LEWIS  DRAPER 

Roanoke  Rapids,  North  Carolina 

Business  Adminintration 

MICHAEL  L.  EDWARDS 
Hampton,  Virginia 
Liberal  Arts 


DAN  T.  ELKS 
Norfolk,  Virginia 
Pre -Engineering 
Tennis  Team 
Vice  Pres.  New  Dorm 
Pres.  Sophomore  Class 


KATHLEEN  JENNEFER  EVANS 

Virginia  Beach,  Virginia 

Liberal  Arts 

Choir 

Annual  Staff 

Chowanian  Fashion  Editor 


SOPHOMORE 


BETTY  CAROLYN  EVES 
Elizabeth  City,  North  Carolina 
Business 


WILMA  MARGARET  FEREBEE 
Norfolk,  Virginia 
Pre-Education 


CAROLYN  ELIZABETH  FINCHER 

High  Point,  North  Carolina 

Liberal  Arts 

BSU,  BSU  Choir 

BSU  Executive  Council 


MARTIN  J.  FORBES 
Norfolk,  Virginia 
Pre -Engineering 
Football 
Engineer's  Club 
Monogram  Club 


RACHEL  ANN  FORBES 
Murfreesboro,  North  Carolina 
Business 


JUDITH  FORT 
Brooklyn,  New  York 
Pre-Education 
Choir 


CLASS  OF  1962 


EUGENE  BROWNLEY  FOSTER.  JR. 

Hampton,  Virginia 

Liberal  Arts 

BSU  Executive  Council 


JAMES  M.  GALVIN 
Norfolk,  Virginia 
Liberal  Arts 


SANDRA  ANN  CATLING 
Murfreesboro,  North  Carolina 
Religious  Education 
BSU,  Executive  Council 
Choir  Accompanist 
Phi  Theta  Kappa 
BSU  Choir  Director 


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SYLVIA  GEORGE 

Norfolk,  Virginia 

Secretarial 

Y.W.A.'s 

BSU,  Choir,  Judiciary  Member 

Pres.  Columns  Dorm 

Sophomore  Class  Social  Co-Chairman 


ANN  HORTON  GERREY 
Portsmouth,  Virginia 
Social  Studies 
Y.W.A.    Vice  -  President 
Phi  Theta  Kappa 
Pres.  New  Girls  Dorm 


GERALD  WINGFIELD  GILLIAM 
Lynchburg,  Virginia 
Accounting 
Mens  Council 


SOPHOMORE 


JOSEPH  W.  GODWIN.  JR. 
Newport  News,  Virginia 
Pre-Dentistry 


JAMES  GOFF 
Norfolk,  Virginia 


CECILY  DIANE  HALL 

Norfolk,  Virginia 

Pre-Education 

Choir 

Homecoming  Attendant 

Chowanian 


ROBERT  McMILLEN  HANES 
Herndon,  Virginia 
Pre-Education 


DEAN  HARRELL 

CLINTON  FRANK  HARRELL 

Goldsboro,  North  Carolina 

Winton,  North  Carolina 

Dramatics  Club  -  Officer 

Pre-  Education 

Student  Gov't  -  Officer 

Football 

Basketball 

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THOMAS  ALBERT  HARRELL 

Goldsboro,  North  Carolina 

Forestry 

Basketball  -  Manager 

Monogram  Club 


REESE  HART,  JR. 
Raleigh,  North  Carolina 
Liberal  Arts 
Golf  Team 
Monogram  Club 


MARY  ELLEN  HART 
Emporia,  Virginia 
Business 


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PAUL  DOUGLAS  HASKINS 
Kernersville,  North  Carolina 
Pre-Engineering 
Dramatics  Club 


RONALD  C.  HATHCOCK 
Concord,  North  Carolina 
Graphic  Arts 


THOMAS  DANIEL  HAYWOOD 
Norfolk,  Virginia 
Pre-Medical 


SOPHOMORE 


ELIZABETH  B.  HENLEY 
Richmond,  Virginia 
Business 


JAMES  R.  HENRY 

Laurinburg,  North  Carolina 

Liberal  Arts 

BSU,  Track,  Tennis,  Dramatics 

Club 


WALLACE  HERRING 
Clinton,  North  Carolina 
Liberal  Arts 
Football 


LOUIE  DEAN  HICKMAN 
Melfa,  Virginia 
Liberal  Arts 


LARRY  HILL 

High  Point,  North  Carolina 
Hi  story- 
Ministerial  Alliance 


ELSIE  GRIGGS  HOLLOWELL 
Point  Harbor,  North  Carolina 
Business  Education 
NEA,  Phi  Theta  Kappa,  Annual 
Staff,  Choir,  Chief-Marshal, 
Newspaper  Staff 


LASS  OF  1962 


ROBERT  PAUL  HOLLOWELL,  JR. 
Sunbury,  North  Carolina 
Two-Year  Accounting 


WALLACE  C.  HOLLOWELL,  JR. 
Belcross,  North  Carolina 
Business  Administration 
Annual  Staff 


BARRY  EUGENE  HORNER 
Salisbury,  North  Carolina 
Forest  Management 
Circle  K  President,  Engineering 
Club  President,  Phi  Theta  Kappa, 
Mens  Council 


WILLIAM  CARR  HORTON 
Goldsboro,  North  Carolina 
Graphic  Arts 
Basketball,  Track,  Monogram  Club 


SANDRA  SHAW  HOWARD 
Sanford,  North  Carolina 
Elementary  Education 
Choir,  YWA,  Dramatics  Club  Sec. 
Annual  Staff 


DARREL  J.  HUGHES 
Norfolk,  Virginia 
Pre -Dentistry 
Football,  Choir 


SOPHOMORE 


ALVIN  B.  JOHNSON 
Suffolk,  Virginia 
Liberal  Arts 


BETSY  JOHNSON 
Windsor,  North  Carolina 
Pre-Nursing 


JAMES  JENKINS 
South  Hill,  Virginia 
Liberal  Arts 


OTIS  H.  JOHNSTON,  JR. 
Belhaven.  North  Carolina 
Liberal  Arts 
Tennis,  Monogram  Club 


GERALD  D.  JONES 

Morehead  City,  North  Carolina 

Liberal  Arts 

Football 


GERALD  W.  JONES 
Norfolk,  Virginia 
Liberal  Arts 


CLASS  OF  1962 


ROBERT  JONES 
Norlina,  North  Carolina 
Liberal  Arts 
Football 


J.  DERWOOD  JONES.  JR. 
Franklin,  Virginia 
Pre-Forestry 
Tennis 


TERRY  JONES 
Edenton,  North  Carolina 
Ministerial  Alliance, 
President,  Executive  Council 


ROBERT  L.  JORDAN,  JR. 
Triangle,  Virginia 
Two-Year  Accounting 


JUDITH  JOYNER 

Murfreesboro,  North  Carolina 

Music 

Choir,  BSU  Greater  Council, 

Girls  Octet,  BSU  Quartet 


HENRY  CHANDLER  LAMBORN 
Hampton,  Virginia 
Liberal  Arts 


SOPHOMORE 


HORACE  HULAN  LANE 
Woodland,  North  Carolina 
Business  Administration 


ROY  THOMAS  LANE 
Tappahannock,  Virginia 
Psychology,  Liberal  Arts 


BARBARA  JEAN  LAYELL 
Thurmond,  North  Carolina 
Pre-Physical  Therapy 
BSU,  BSU  Choir 


LINDA  RAY  LETCHWORTH 
Newport  News,  Virginia 
Liberal  Arts 
Choir,  BSU,  Annual  Staff 


C.  A.  LINDSAY,  JR. 
Hampton,  Virginia 
Engineering 


JERRY  EUGENE  LINDSAY 
Ahoskie,  North  Carolina 
Graphic  Arts 


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JAMES  LONG 

Elon  College,  North  Carolina 

Accounting 

Mens  Council,  Circle  K  Club, 

Vice-President  Student  Body 


JOHN  MILLARD  LONG 
Seaboard,  North  Carolina 
Business  Administration 


MARY  JO  LOWE 

Wilkesboro,  North  Carolina 

Business 

Homecoming  Attendant 


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JAMES  LOWRY 
Suffolk,  Virginia 
Science 


BERN  E.  McCUTCHEON 
Kessler,  West  Virginia 
Forestry 
Football 


NORMAN  KEENE  MARCH 
Holland,  Virginia 
Science 


SOPHOMORE 


MICKEY  N.  MARKOS 
Newport  News,  Virginia 
Liberal  Arts 
Circle  K 


DONNA  MARIE  MARKUM 
Norfolk,  Virginia 
Business  Administration 
Co-Captain  Cheerleaders, 
Captain  Cheerleaders,  Co-Editor  of 
Chowanoka,  May  Day 


ROBERT  H.  MARRIOTT 
Newport  News,  Virginia 
Education 
Basketball,  Track 
Monogram  Club 


FRANCES  G.  MARSHALL 
Louisburg,  North  Carolina 
Liberal  Arts 
Basketball 


KAREN  KAY  MATTHIAS 

Norfolk,  Virginia 

Pre  Nursing 

Annual  Staff 

B.S.U. 


JAMES  W.  MAYTON 
McKenney,  Virginia 
Civil  Engineering 


CLASS  OF  1962 


CAROLE  LEE  MEADOR 
Richmond,  Virginia 
Liberal  Arts 
Choir,  B.S.U.  pianist. 
Annual  Staff 
Dramatics  Club 


WILLIAM  E.  MELTON 
Richmond,  Virginia 
Business  Administration 


ARTHUR  C.  MILES.  JR. 
Richmond,  Virginia 
Liberal  Arts 
Dorm  Monitor 


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MARTHA  MILLIS 
Richmond,  Virginia 
Choir 


DONALD  ROSE  MITCHELL 
Kittrell,  North  Carolina 
Secretarial 
N.E.A. 


LORENZO  MOORE 
Roanoke,  Virginia 


SOPHOMORE 


RALPH  THOMAS  MOSES 

SANDRA  MOORE 

JIMMY  MORGAN 

Deep  Creek,  Virginia 

Emporia,  Virginia 

Wilson,  North  Carolina 

Pre-Engineering 

Medical  Secretary 

Liberal  Arts 

Football,  Baseball 

Basketball 

Basketball 

Engineer's  Club 

Officer  of  New  Girls'  Dorm 

Field  Day 

Men's  Council 

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WILLIAM  MULFORD 
Bridgeton,  New  Jersey 


BERNARD  MURDEN 
Norfolk,  Virginia 


ANDREW  W.  MURDOCK,  JR. 
Richmond,  Virginia 
Civil  Technology 


!LASS  OF  1962 


JENNY  B.  MURRAY 

Spring  Hope,  North  Carolina 

Pre -Education 

B.S.U. 


MARY  JEWELL  MURRAY 
Hickory,  North  Carolina 
Secretarial 


DAVID  LEE  NEWTON 
Richmond,  Virginia 
Business  Administration 
Baseball,  Football 


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DAVID  NORRIS 

Oxford,  North  Carolina 

Graphic  Arts 

Football 

B.S.U.  Executive  Council 


PAMELA  J.  NORVELL 
Richmond,  Virginia 
Science 


JOHN  NOTTINGHAM 
Cheritan,  Virginia 


SOPHOMORE 


LESTER  OBERG 
Richmond,  Virginia 


WALTER  O'NEAL 
Belhaven,  North  Carolina 


WILLIAM  O'NEAL 
Richmond,  Virginia 


BECKY  JO  OVERTON 

Ahoskie,  North  Carolina 

Business  Education 

Honor  Roll 

Assistant  Business  Manager  of 

Annual  Staff 


ENNIS  M.  OWENS,  JR. 
Norfolk,  Virginia 
Business  Administration 
Choir,  Circle  K  Club 
Officer  of  New  Mens  Dorm 
Annual  Staff  Reporter 


MYRNA  FAYE  OWER 

Bowling  Green,  Virginia 

Secretarial 

Alpha  Pi  Epsilon 

Officer  of  New  Girls  Dorm 


LASS  OF  1962 


PRAJIT  PACHIMSAWAT 
Bangkok,  Thailand 
Liberal  Arts 


TOMMY  McNELL  PALMER 
Hampton,  Virginia 
Engineering 
Circle  K  Club 


BERNARD  PARKER 
Apex,  North  Carolina 


WILLIAM  PEARMAN 
Goldsboro,  North  Carolina 


FRANKLIN  STEWART  PERRY 
Windsor,  North  Carolina 
Pre-Medicine 


EDWARD  ALDON  PHILLIPS 

Carrsville,  Virginia 

Business 

Baseball 

National  Education  Association 


SOPHOMORE 


CHARLES  B.  POND 
Suffolk,  Virginia 
Business  Administration 
Annual  Staff 


LINDA  PORTER 
Boykins,  Virginia 
Secretarial  Science 
Y.W.A. 


EARL  CARLTON  POWELL,  JR. 
Hampton,  Virginia 
Pre-Education 
Choir 


CAROL  BETH  PRATHER 

Wilmington,  Delaware 

Music 

Choir,  Officer  of  B.S.U. 

Women's  Judiciary  Officer 

Chowanian  Staff,  Outstanding 

Sophomore 

LASS  OF  1962 


SARA  LOU  PRITCHARD 
Elizabeth  City,  North  Carolina 
Business  Education 
B.S.U. ,  Y.W.A. 


WILLIS  LEON  RAGLAND,  JR. 
Andrews,  South  Carolina 
Liberal  Arts 


JOHN  RALSTON 

San  Juan,  Puerto  Rico 

Business  Administration 


DONALD  REDFORD 
Richmond,  Virginia 
Business  Administration 
Football,  Basketball, 
Baseball 


JAMES  ALBERT  REDMOND,  JR. 
Richmond,  Virginia 
Liberal  Arts 
Choir,  B.S.U. 
Chowanoka  Staff 


CALVIN  REYNOLDS 
Columbia,  North  Carolina 


WILBUR  DOUGLAS  RICHARDSON 
Newport  News,  Virginia 


JANE  RIGGAN 
Littleton,  North  Carolina 
Liberal  Arts 
Homecoming  Queen 


SOPHOMORE 


ROBERT  RING 
Jacksonville,  Florida 


MARK  N.  ROLLINS,  JR. 
Selma,  North  Carolina 
Chemistry 
B.S.U.  Officer 


PEGGY  JO  ROUNTREE 
Portsmouth,  Virginia 
Pre -Education 
B.S.U. ,  Y.W.A. 


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SUE  RUFF  IN 

Ahoskie,  North  Carolina 

Elementary  Education 

Y.W.A.,  Choir,  Marshal, 

Women's  Judiciary  Officer 

Chowanian  Staff,  Phi  Theta  Kappa 

B.S.U.  Officer,  Outstanding  Sophomore 

LASS  OF  1962 


PHILLIP  RUSNAK 
Disputania,  Virginia 


JIMMY  RYAN 
Richmond,  Virginia 
Liberal  Arts 
Football,  Track 


JOAN  CAROLYN  SAMMONS 

Newport  News,  Virginia 

Pre-Education 

Choir 

Sweetheart  of  Circle  K 


CARROLL  SAVAGE,  JR. 
Pointer,  Virginia 
Pre-Agriculture 


REGINALD  SCOTT 
Richmond,  Virginia 


BERNARD  EDWIN  SEAT 
Richmond,  Virginia 


GEORGE  MARVIN  SEYMOUR 

Elizabeth  City,  North  Carolina 

Liberal  Arts 

Choir,  Dramatic 's  Club, 

B.S.U. 


VIRGINIA  "COOKIE"  SHERMAN 
Richmond,  Virginia 
Liberal  Arts 

Student  Government,  Choir 
Cheerleader,  Chowanian 
Editor,  Dramatic 's  Club, 
Homecoming  Court,  N.E.A., 
Outstanding  Sophomore 


SOPHOMORE 


CLYDE  ADELBERT  (DEL)  SMITH 
South  Norfolk,  Virginia 
Liberal  Arts 
Basketball,  Track 


ROBERT  SMITH 
Charleston,  South  Carolina 
Liberal  Arts 
Football 


ROBERT  H.  SNEED 
Henderson,  North  Carolina 
Pre -Forestry 


ALVAH  MARTIN  SPENCER 
South  Mills,  North  Carolina 


WILLIAM  PRUDEN  SPIVEY 

Windsor,  North  Carolina 

Accounting 

New  Men's  Dormitory  Officer 


ANN  CORKRAN  SPRATT 
Lynnhaven,  Virginia 
Pre-Education 
Annual  Staff,  N.E.A., 
B.S.U.  Clubs 


LASS  OF  1962 


SHIRLEY  JUSTINE  STANSBURY 
Littleton,  North  Carolina 
Home  Economics  Education 


LARRY  FOSTER  STEGALL 
Norlina,  North  Carolina 
Liberal  Arts 
Mixon  Dormitory  Officer 


EMERLE  FRANKLIN  STEPHENSON,  JR. 

Como,  North  Carolina 

Industrial  Arts 

N.E.A.  Club,  Annual  Staff 


MARGARET  LONG  STEPHENSON 

Richmond,  Virginia 

Liberal  Arts 

Phi  Theta  Kappa,  N.E.A.  Club, 

Annual  Staff 


CHARLES  JULIAN  5TEVENS 
Durham,  North  Carolina 
Liberal  Arts 
Football 


JOHN  WILLIAM  STYERS 
Red  Oak,  North  Carolina 
Liberal  Arts 


SOPHOMORE 


BOB  SUTHERLAND 

Norfolk,  Virginia 

Liberal  Arts 

Circle  K  Club,  Phi  Theta  Kappa 

Officer,  B.S.U. 


JAMES  E.  SYKES,  JR. 
Richmond,  Virginia 
Business  Administration 


BECKY  LEE  TAYLOR 

Newport  News,  Virginia 

Pre-Education 

B.S.U. ,  Choir,  Cheerleader 

Dramattcs  Club 


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DOUGLAS  W.  TAYLOR 
Whitakers,  North  Carolina 
Pre -Agriculture 


MARY  ELIZABETH  TAYLOR 
Jackson,  North  Carolina 
Pre -Education 
N.E.A.  Officer, 
Judiciary 


RHEBA  MARGUERITE  TILLMAN 
Lawndale,  North  Carolina 
Medical  Technology 


ILASS  OF  1962 


GENE  WAVERLY  TOWNSEND 
McKenney,  Virginia 
Accounting 
Circle  K  Club 


GENE  TAYLOE  TUTEN 
Washington,  North  Carolina 
Liberal  Arts 
Ministerial  Alliance 


JAMES  TWIFORD 
Engelhard,  North  Carolina 
Graphic  Arts 


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JIMMY  HAROLD  TYNER 
Pinetown,  Nonh  Carolina 


LENNA  UMPHLETT 
Hertford,  North  Carolina 
Primary  Education 
B.S.U. 


ARCHER  VERNON  VANN,  JR. 
Hampton,  Virginia 
Business  Administration 


SOPHOMORE 


JOHN  PENDLETON  UPTON 
Scotland  Neck,  North  Carolina 


YVES  VAN  DEN  BRANDEN 
Newport  News,  Virginia 
Pre-Medical 


RONALD  VASSAR 
Richmond,  Virginia 
Business  Administration 
Baseball 


WILLIAM  THOMAS  VEST,  JR. 

Lynchburg,  Virginia 

Pre-Dental 

New  Men's  Dormitory  Officer 

Sophomore  Class  Officer 

B.S.U. 


MARVIN  WOODROW  VICKERS 
South  Norfolk,  Virginia 
Business  Administration 
B.S.U. ,  Track 


EARL  THOMAS  WADE 
Lasker,  North  Carolina 
Business  Administration 
Baseball,  Football 


LASS  OF  1962 


EDITH  ANN  WALLER 

Elizabeth  City,  North  Carolina 

Pre-Nursing 

B.S.U.,  Y.W.A.  Clubs 

Basketball 


GALE  LEE  WARNER 
Norfolk,  Virginia 


IRA  SIDNEY  WEAVER 
Norlina,  North  Carolina 
Football,  Baseball, 
Men's  Council 


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BERTHA  MARY  WHITE 
Hobbsville,  North  Carolina 
Religious  Education 
B.S.U.,  Y.W.A.,  C.E.S.  Clubs, 
Judiciary 


WAYNE  WHITE 
Portsmouth,  Virginia 
Pre -Engineering 
Engineering  Club 


ANNE  WHITE-HURST 

Roanoke  Rapids,  North  Carolina 

English 

Dramatics  Club,  Phi  Theta  Kappa 


SOPHOMORE 


ERNEST  WINDLE  WHITTINGTON.  JR. 
Roanoke  Rapids,  North  Carolina 
Accounting 
Choir 


MARIE  WICKER 
Roxboro,  North  Carolina 
Medical  Secretary 
B.S.U.,  Y.W.A.  Clubs 


EMMITT  WILLIAMS 
Victoria,  Virginia 
Civil  Technology 
Football,  Baseball 


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ROGER  FREEMAN  WILLIAMS 
Pinetown,  North  Carolina 
Liberal  Arts 


GILBERT  C.  WILLIE 
Vienna,  Virginia 
Pre-Dentistry 
Track 


JANET  WILLIFORD 
Windsor,  North  Carolina 


LASS  OF  1962 


MARYANN  WILTSHIRE 
Richmond,  Virginia 
Medical  Secretary 
Cheerleader,  Annual  Staff 
May  Day,  Sophomore  Class 
Officer,  New  Mens  Dormitory 
"Sweetheart" 


GEORGE  VEARGUARD  WISE,  JR. 

Murfreesboro,  North  Carolina 

Education 

Track,  Chowan  Playhouse,  B.S.U. 

Sophomore  Class  Officer 


ROBERT  P.  WITHROW 
Richmond,  Virginia 
Pre -Medical 
Circle  K  Club 


AUBREY  O.  WOODARD 

Conway,  North  Carolina 

Science 

Choir,  Circle  K  Club,  Phi  Theta 

Kappa 


WALTER  WILLIAM  WOODARD,  JR. 

Pendleton,  North  Carolina 

Liberal  Arts 

N.E.A.  Club,  Chowanian  Staff, 

B.S.U. 


BETTY  WORLEY 

Hampton,  Virginia 

Liberal  Arts 

Y.W.A.,  B.S.U. ,  N.E.A.  Clubs 

Judiciary  Officer 

B.S.U.  Executive  Council 


SOPHOMORE 


LAWSON  WORRELL,  111 
Norfolk,  Virginia 
Pre -Law 


ROBERT  YOUNG 
Richmond,  Virginia 
Business  Administration 
Baseball 


RONALD  EARL  CLARK 
Murfreesboro,  North  Carolina 
Graphic  Arts 
Chowanian 


GEORGE  PHILLIP  DAVIS 
Knightdale,  North  Carolina 


GLENN  MILLER  FEREBEE 
Windsor,  North  Carolina 
Graphic  Arts 
Student  Instructor  in  Graphic  Arts 


FRANK  LITTLE 
Hampton,  Virginia 


CLASS  OF  1962 


HARRY  H.  PARKER 
Winton,  North  Carolina 


ALLEN  E.  POYTHRESS 
Knightdale,  North  Carolina 


Not  pictured  are  the 
following  sophomores: 


ALBERT  LEE  BONNEY 
Norfolk,  Virginia 

PAUL  DEBREE  BRADLEY 
Norfolk,  Virginia 

CHARLES  FRANKLIN  BROWN 
Cape  Charles,  Virginia 

WILLIAM  GERALD  CLARK 
Murfreesboro,  North  Carolina 

ELIZABETH  DAUGHTRIDGE 
Wilson,  North  Carolina 

HOMER  F.  GODWIN 
Newport  News,  Virginia 

TERRY  HUNTER  HOY 
South  Boston,  Virginia 


PERSONS  NOT  PICTURED  CONTINUED: 


WILLIAM  BURNLEY  HUDGINS 
Newport  News,  Virginia 

DONALD  PEARSON  HURST 
Richmond,  Virginia 

MARGARET  CAROLYN  JACKSON 
Ahoskie,  North  Carolina 


WAYLAND  L.  MASSEY 
Verona,  New  Jersey 

RICHARD  GENE  PADGETT 
Eufaula,  Alabama 

JEANETTE  DOWDY  PITT 
Powells  Point,  North  Carolina 


JANET  BINKETT  THOMAS 
Norfolk,  Virginia 

CHARLES  OTTO  TYSOR 
Norfolk,  Virginia 

SHELBY  GENE  VAUGHAN 
Roanoke  Rapids,  North  Carolina 


CHARLES  FREDRICK  LAMM 
Bailey,  Nonh  Carolina 

MERLE  LYNN  LASKY 
Wyckoff,  New  Jersey 

JAMES  CURTIS  McGILL 
Clinton,  North  Carolina 

SILAS  WILLIAM  McKEEL 
Powellsville,  North  Carolina 


WILLIAM  POWELL  PITT 
Tarboro,  North  Carolina 

WILLIARD  PALMER  SMITH,  JR. 
Hampton,  Virginia 

WILLIAM  MICHAEL  SPEARMAN 
Hampton,  Virginia 

WILLIAM  PRESLEY  SPIVEY 
High  Point,  North  Carolina 


ELIZABETH  BARBOUR  WELDAY 
Midlothian,  Virginia 

BONNIE  MARIE  WHITE 
Symrna,  Delaware 

GUY  WILSON 
Norfolk,  Virginia 

HUDSON  DOUGLAS  WILLIAMS 
Franklin,  Virginia 


A  typical  college  pal. 


What?     Leap  frog. 


Bed  time. 


Prajit  Pachimsawat  of  Thialand 
shows  dorm  brotherly  love. 


IN  MEMORIAM 

Ccfwin  C^fexanJer  JioSach,  Jr. 


1933-1961 


Professor  Hoback,  a  Tennessean,  joined 
the  Chowan  College  Department  of  Science 
in  1960.  Although  his  stay  was  short,  he 
gained  the  admiration  of  students,  col- 
leagues, and  townspeople.  The  spirit  of  this 
devout,  dedicated  teacher  lives  on  at 
Chowan  College,  where  he  lived  and  worked 
for  the  cause  of  Christ. 


ANNIE  SUE  RLIFFIN 
Ahoskie,  North  Carolina 


JAMES  B.  LONG,  JR. 
Elon,  North  Carolina 


OUTSTANDING 


ALLEN  JAY  CASEY,  JR. 
Rocky  Mount,  North  Carolina 


VIRGINIA  MURIEL  SHERMAN 
Richmond,  Virginia 


ELSIE  GRIGGS  HOLLO  WELL 
Point  Harbor,  North  Carolina 


BARRY  EUGENE  HORNER 
Salisbury,  North  Carolina 


SOPHOMORES 


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RICHARD  GENE  PADGETT 
Eufaula,  Alabama 


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CAROL  BETH  PRATHER 
Wilmington,  Delaware 


FRESHMAN  CLASS  OFFICERS 


Presiden:-Roy  Mitchell 
Vice-President-William  Strickland 


Secretary-Treasurer-Freda  Britt 
Social  Chairman-Frances  Blackwelder 


Social  Chairman- William  Cooke 


Aletje  van 

Aardenne 
Melvin  Abbott 


Alfred  Abernethy         Nancy  Adkins 
Norman  Addington      Anna  Adler 


Earl  Allen 
Rose  Anderson 


William  Anderson      Paula  Askew 
Howard  Andleton        Charles  Bailey 


Roy  Baldwin 
Geraldine  Ballard 


FRESHMEN 


Norris  Barnes  Reginald  Barrack  William  Bass  Joe  Benthall 

Rusyll  Barnette  Darrell  Bass  Annette  Belvin  Billie  Bigger 


Robert  Bishop  Daniel  Blalock 

Frances  Blackwelder  Sue  Blanchard 


Ciscelia  Bland 
David  Blythe 


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Margaret  Bolton         John  Bowden 
Derwin  Booker  Melvin  Bowles 


Lee  Boyce 
John  Boyer 


Stephen  Boynton  James  Bradshaw  Gordon  Brett  Roben  Bridgeman 

Wilton  Bradford  Robert  Branson  Pat  Brlckhouse        Timothy  Brlstow 


FRESHMEN 


Freda  Britt 
Pete  Britton 


Sue  Britton  Robert  Browning  William  Bryan 

Jimmie  Brown  Lewis  Brumberg  McCall  Bugg 


Wayne  Bunting         Phillip  Caines        William  Cameron 
Penny  Burch  Susan  Cameron      Manly  Carstarphen 


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William  Carter        Fred  Chamberlain      Bob  Chamberlain  Janet  Chappell 

Thomas  Chaffin       Phil  Chamberlain      Melvin  Chamblee         Mae  Chappell 


Bruce  Clark  Bruse  Cole  Wallace  Collins 

Graham  Clark  Tillman  Coley        William  Cooke 


Shirley  Cooper  Kenneth  Copley 

James  Copeland         Edward  Corbin 


Shirley  Cox  John  Currie  Victoria  Daniel  Edward  Davidson     Lawrence  Davis 

John  Crowder  Phylis  Cuthbertson        Luther  Daughtry         Frederick  Davis       Ronnie  Davis 


Julia  Deal  Troy  Deans  Loyd  Dickens  John  Dollar 

Stephen  Deal  Calvin  Deemer  Jane  Dickerson  Elizabeth  Drake 


Sue  Drummond  Charles  Edwards       Prince  Edwards 

Phillip  Durrette         Clifton  Edwards        Katherine  Ellington 


FRESHMEN 


Katherine  Elliott 
Jack  Evans 


Robert  Evans 
Betty  Ezzell 


Durwood  Farmer  Gerald  Ford  Jacqueline  Frazier       Richard  Fulghum       Joseph  Galloway 

Judith  Ferrell  Gwendolyn  Foy         Richard  Freeman  Stanley  Gallaer         Thomas  Gardner 


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Marian  Gay 
Everett  Gee 


Gerald  Gentry 
Thomas  Gibson 


Alice  Godwin  Patricia  Goodwin  Gordon  Gray  Marjorie  Griggs     Bradley  Haithcock 

William  Godwin       William  Graham  Brooks  Greene  Molly  Griggs  Constance  Hale 


Dorothy  Hale  Raymond  Hale  Ellen  Hardy 

Edward  Hale  Samuel  Harahan  Jane  Hardin 


Nancy  Hare 
Fred  Harmon 


Edwin  Harper 
Jerry  Harper 


Emily  Harrell 
Enid  Harrell 


Frances  Harris 
Gene  Harris 


Robert  Harris 
Robert  Harris 


Bobby  Harrison 
Judy  Hartley 


Wade  Harvey 
Jerry  Hayes 


Elizabeth  Head 
Larry  Heath 


Jack  High 
Diane  Hill 


Cheryl  Hobbs 
Shelby  Hobbs 


Jimmy  Hodges 
Charles  Hofler 


FRESHMEN 


Samuel  Holder 
Tony  Holder 


Carolyne  Holland        Eugene  Holloman      Frances  HoUowell        Ann  Holt  Jerry  Hunt 

David  Holley  Lorene  Holloman      Larry  HoUowell  Dwight  Hooker  Gene  Hunter 


Julian  Hursey 
John  Irby 


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Michael  Jeffers 
Wayne  Jenkins 


Wayne  Jernigan  Ann  Johnson 

Charles  Johnson  Nancy  Johnson 


Ralph  Johnson  Charles  Jones 

Virginia  Johnson  Cyrus  Jones 


Phillip  Jones 
Ronald  Jones 


Ted  Jones 
Thomas  Jones 


William  Jones 
William  Jones 


Vance  Joyner  William  Keating  WingateKimbrough     Lela  King  James  Kirkpatrick 

Douglas  Kassen  Junior  Kidd  Joseph  Kimmel  Mary  Kirk  George  Knight 


Mary  Knight  Robert  Koeppel  John  Lamm  Thomas  Lassiter  Esthei  Layton 

Wayne  Knowles  Thomas  Lambert  Betty  Lassiter  William  Lassiter  James  Layton 


Peggy  Leary  Rodney  Lee 

Warren  Ledford  Jeanne  Leggett 


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Rubie  Lewis 
Sara  Lewis 


George  Liverman         Marie  Long  Lanneta  Lowe 

Barbara  Llewellyn        Sandra  Lowden  Berkley  Lucas 


Lynette  McBride        Ray  McCutcheon  Carroll  Mann 

Joan  McCants  Clyde  Malpass  Daniel  Marrow 


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Brenda  Martin 
Richard  Martin 


Jerome  Martin 
Thomas  Martin 


Charles  Mason  George  Massey 

Carol  Mason  Judith  Matthews 


Joan  Mayo  Frederick  Mays 

Mary  Mayo  Charles  Medlin 


William  Medlin 
Millard  Meiggs 


Charles  Meredith         Patricia  Midgett  Donald  Moock 

Lewis  Merritt  Roy  Mitchell  Joan  Morris 


Margaret  Morris      Barbara  Morrison  Nan  Murray 

Sandra  Morris  Diane  Morrison  William  Muse 


John  Myers 
Dallas  Nance 


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Betty  Naylor 
Peggy  Neese 


Karen  Nelson        David  Neville  Lloyd  Nixon  Julian  Norvell  Bonnie  Olive 

Robert  Nelson        Claude  Nicholson      Virgil  Northcott  Joyce  Norville  Thomas  Oliver 


Walter  Osborne 
David  Parker 


FRESHMEN 


Elvin  Parker 
Judith  Parker 


Sandra  Parker         William  Peeler  Alice  Perry  Elizabeth  Phelps       James  Phillips 

George  Parrish        Judith  Perrow  Donald  Pfalzgraf  Rhea  Phelps  DeWitt  Pierce 


Stanley  Pierce 
Brenda  Pittman 


James  Pollard 
Bernard  Poole 


James  Prevatte 
Wayne  Pridgen 


Nan  Puckette 
James  Pulley 


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John  Quldley  Robert  Rapp  Clifford  Raynor  Rodney  Revels 

Keith  Rackley        Judith  Rasberry  Tommy  Reese  Craig  Richards 


Alice  Richardson  Clarence  Riddick         James  Riley 

Dorothy  Rickman         Margaret  Rideout         Parham  Rose 


Gerald  Rowland       Horace  Rozier         Eugene  Satterthwaite  Joan  Sawyer 
Carolyn  Royster      Robert  Ryan  Jack  Satterwhite  William  Sawyer 


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Beth  Scott  Sandra  Simmons  John  Smart 

Donnie  Sessoms  William  Slate  Sam  Smith 


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Thomas  Smith  Paul  Souder 

Wilson  Snowden  Robert  Spain 


Wayne  Speight  Carolyn  Stallings 

Thomas  Sprouse  Julia  Stanaland 


FRESHMEN 


Nancy  Stevenson  William  Strobel  Quentin  Swann        Kenneth  Taylor  Richard  Tharrington  George  Thomas 

William  Strickland      Harvey  Sutton  Bonnie  Tatum         Shirley  Tetterton         George  Theodorakis  Arlene  Tillery 


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John  Tine 


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Spurgeon  Toney         Allen  Trader  William  Triplet!       LaVeme  Truelove        Philip  Wade  Beverly  Waldrop  Peggy  Walker 


Richard  Walsh 
Linda  Ward 


Bartlett  Ward 
Carol  Warren 


Marian  Warren  Judy  Washington  Harry  Webster 

Claude  Washburn      Barbara  Waters  James  West 


Doris  Wheeler 
Leon  Whichard 


Bryant  White 
Linda  White 


Kay  White  Frederick  Williams      Gemet  Williams        Douglas  Wills  Lewis  Woodruff 

Arthur  Williams        F.lainp.  Williams       Robert  Willougnby        Gloria  Wise 


FRESHMEN 


Sue  Woody 


Mary  Wooling 
Mary  Worrell 


Nicholas  Wrenn         Elizabeth  Wright 

Joyce  Wright  William  Wright  Billy  Yates 


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Thomas  Barnes 
Newton  Beach 
Ledie  Brinkley 
Peggy  Byrum 
Kenneth  Carson 
Billy  Chambers 
Joseph  Chapman 
Joseph  Dail 
James  Davenport 
James  Evans 
Anthony  Futrell 


William  Hathaway 
Lynda  Hatley 
Wayne  Hobbs 
David  HoUowell 
Chester  Jones 
Clarence  King 
Joseph  Kistler 
James  Lucas 
Billy  Medlin 
Akers  Moore 
Frank  Osborne 


James  Parker 
Clarence  Patterson 
Jimmy  Perkinson 
Phil  Rawls 
William  Robinson 
Ronald  Sowers 
Dixon  Tilley 
Richard  Venters 
Susan  Woodward 
Edward  Wright 
Clifford  Wright 


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Priscilla  Dozier,  Miss  Crouch.    STANDING:    Buzzy  Cooke,  Bill  Vest,  Pete  Owens,  G.  M.  Seymour. 


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STANDING,  left  to  right,  Jimmy  Philips,  Kenneth  Taylor,  Sam  Harahan,  Carole  Meador,  Sandra  Clark,  Don 
Blackburn,  Paul  Haskins,  Anne  White-Hurst,  David  Bedsole,WarrenLedford,  Derwood  Jones,  Nan  Murry.  SEATED: 
Melinda  Bishop,  Sandra  Howard,  Sec.-Treas.  James  Henry,  Vice-Pres.  SaraBowden,  Chinkie  King,  "BB"  Welday, 
Cathy  Evans,  G.  M.  Seymour,  Mary  Brown,  G.  V.  Wise,  Marty  Millis.  Not  Pictured,  Dick  Padgett,  President. 


PRESIDENT        Forrest  Murphy 
VICE  -  PRESIDENT        Jim  Long 


SOCIAL  CO-CHAIRMEN 
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Leftto  right,  FRONTROW;    Barry  Bowers.  Aubrey  Woodard,  AUenCasey,  BarryHorner,  Joe  Cross,  Bob  Sullivan. 
BACK  ROW,  Gene  Townsend,  Terry  Hoy.  Tommy  Palmer,  Jim  Long.  John  Adams,  Bob  Withrow.  Pete  Owens. 


PRESIDENT     Barry  Homer 
VICE-PRESIDENT     Joe  Cross 
SECRETARY     Aubrey  Woodard 


GREATER  COUNCIL 


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Left  to  right,  Carolyn  Fincher, 
Sandra  Gatling,  Brownie  Foster, 
Alpha  Carter,  Bertha  White,  Sue 
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Left  to  Right,  FRONT  ROW,  Sara  Bowden,  Marie  Wicker,  Becky  Bennett,  Alpha  Carter,  Sylvia  George,  Ann 
Gerrey.  BACK  ROW,  Freda  Britt,  Barbara  Marshall,  Geraldine  Ballard,  Carolyn  Fincher,  Elizabeth  Ballard,  Brooks 
Greene,  Joan  Morris,  Bertha  White. 


FIRST  ROW,  left  to  right,  Bobby  Nelson,  David  Norris,  Dan  Elks,  Paul  Haskins,  Robert  Smith,  Sidney  Weaver, 
Wallace  Herring.  SECOND  ROW,  Teddy  O'Neal,  Bob  Ryan,  Jimmy  Ryan,  Gerald  Jones,  James  Boseman,  Jack 
High.  THIRD  ROW,  Jerry  Ford,  Ralph  Moses,  Charles  Mason,  David  Newton,  Mickey  Wrenn,  Kenneth  Blanchard. 
FOURTH  ROW,  Derwood  Jones,  Berkley  Lucas,  Dallas  Nance,  Emmitt  Williams. 


SEATED,  Left  to  right:  Barry  Horner,  Tommy  Palmer,  C.  A.  Linden,  Graham  Clark,  James  AUigood,  Paul 
Haskins,  Wayne  White,  Joe  Cross,  Les  Oberg,  Ralph  Moses,  Bernard  Seay.  SECOND  ROW:  Mr.  Goodman,  John 
Clark,  Dan  Elks,  Bruce  Clark,  James  Maton,  Jerry  Jones,  Thomas  Martin,  Bill  Jones,  Mr.  Bishop. 


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Left  to  right,  FRONT  ROW:    Gene  Tuten,   Terry  Jones,  Mickey  Peeler,   Troy  Deans,  Roy  Mitchell,  Robert 
Bridgeman.    BACK  ROW:    Junior  Kipp,  Stanley  Pierce,  Allen  Casey,  Dwight  Hooker,  Jerry  Harper,  Larry  Hill. 


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Elsie  Hollowell,  Ann Gerrey,  Bertha  White.  SECOND  ROW,  Mrs.  Mixon,  advisor,  Bob  Sutherland,  Joe  Cross,  Barry 
Harner,  Allen  Casey,  Aubrey  Woodard,  Philip  Rusnak,  Barry  Bowers,  Wilkie  Chaffin. 


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VICE  PRESIDENT  -  Faye  Ower 
SECRETARY  -  Dot  Aveni 


Left  to  right,  Ann  Johnson,  Margaret  Jackson,  Mary  Elizabeth  Taylor,  Diane  Hill,  Betsy  Boone.  SECOND 
ROW,  Ellen  Hardy,  Rodney  Revels,  PriscillaDozier,  Vickie  Daniel,  Peggy  Rountree,  Miss  White,  Charles  Edwards, 
Chinkie  King.  THIRD  ROW,  Nan  Puckette,  Ann  Spratt,  Elsie  HoUowell,  Billie  Bigger.  FOURTH  ROW,  Walter 
Woodard,  Philip  Rusnak,  Eddie  Philip,  Jimmy  Hodges. 


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Left  to  right,  Betsy  Boone,  Jane  Charles.  Cinkie  King,  Mary  Elizabeth  Taylor,  Miss 
White,  Margaret  Jackson.    BACK,  Rodney  Revels,  Walter  Woodard,  Elsie  Hollowell. 


CHOWAN  COLLEGE  CHOIR 


Left  to  right,  FIRST  ROW,  Alice  Perry,  Elizabeth  Welday,  Sylvia  George,  Reba  Tillman,  Judy  Matthews, 
Cookie  Sherman,  Jane  Charles,  Cathy  Evans,  Martha  Millis,  Sara  Bowden,  Carolyn  Holland,  Lila  King,  Deanne 
Morrison,  Lucille  Richardson,  Sarah  Lewis.  SECOND  ROW,  Becky  Dupree,  Betsey  Drake,  Karen  Nelson,  Carol 
Warren,  Dolores  Tillet,  Mary  Brown,  Judy  Joyner,  Carol  Prather,  Esther  Layton,  Judy  Fort,  Joan  Sammons,  Diane 
Hill,  Brooks  Greene,  Sandra  Catling.  THIRD  ROW,  Bonnie  White,  Dianne  Hall,  Pete  Owens,  Jerry  Gentry,  James 
Whitley,  Thomas  Lambert,  William  Cooke,  Wayne  Knowles,  George  Seymour,  Wayne  Lee,  Mary  Jo  Lowe,  Judy 
Perrow,  Betsy  Boone.  FOURTH  ROW,  Dewin  Booker,  William  Hudgians,  Elvin  Parker,  James  Redmond,  Hank 
Marriot,  Aubrey  Woodard,  George  Thomas,  Douglas  Richardson,  Alet-van-AArdenne,  Ann  Holt,  Margaret  Morris. 
Director:    Mr.  James  Chamblee 


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Left  to  right,  Aubrey  Woodard,  Billy  Graham,  Woody  Vickers.    Sponsor, 
Mr.  Dickenson. 


Shirley  Cox 
Joan  Mayo 
Jane  Hardin 
Marilyn  Norvell 


FIRST  ROW:  Cookie  Warren,  Becky  Jo  Overton,  Donna  Markum,  Becky 
Bennett,  Judy  Perrow.  SECOND  ROW:  Elsie  HoUowell,  Linda  Letch  worth, 
Maryann  Wiltshire,  Judy  Matthews,  Carole  Meador,  Sandy  Parker,  Sandra 
Howard.  THIRD  ROW:  Jack  Redman,  Phil  Wade,  Ruby  Lewis,  Rick 
Gallaer. 


OUR  ADVISORS:    Miss  Jeanne  Riddle 
and  Mr.  Charles  Helms. 


CO-EDITORS:    Becky  Bennett 
Donna  Markum 


This  is  the  first  year  at  Chowan  College  that  the 
students  have  produced  the  annual.  This  year  the 
annual  staff  has  tried  to  produce  an  annual  that  you 
will  be  proud  to  show  your  friends.  We  have  worked 
hard  and  hope  you  will  like  it,  for  you  have  made  it 
possible. 


CLASS  EDITORS:  Maryann  Wiltshire,  Cookie  Warren, 
Elsie  HoUowell,  Carole  Meador,  Sandra  Howard. 


ACTIVITIES  EDITORS:    Judy  Matthews 
Sandy  Parker 


BUSINESS  STAFF:    Becky  Jo  Overton,  Phil  Wade,  Judy  Perrow.    STANDING, 
Linda  Letchworth,  Jack  Redman. 


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CLUB  EDITOR         -  Charles  Pond 


SPORTS  EDITORS:    Rooster  Lewis,  Lee  Boyce, 
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FIRST  ROW:    Ralph  Moses,   Bobby  Jones,   Barry  Horner,    Bobby  Nelson.    SECOND  ROW:    Dean  Harrell,  Jerry  Ford, 
Micheal  Jones,  Bill  Spivey.    THIRD  ROW:    Mr.  Masters,  Jim  Long,  Jerry  Gilliam,  Jerry  Jones,  Mr.  Wallace. 


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SEATED:  Ann  Gerry,  Sue  Ruffin,  Vice  President;  Carol  13eth  Prather,  President;  Betty  Worley,  Secretary;  Slyvia 
George.  STANDING:  Nancy  Johnson,  Duck  Blackwelder,  Carolyn  Royster,  Chinkie  Kine.  Karen  Nelson,  Nan  Murray, 
Mary  Elizabeth  Taylor,  Frieda  Britt. 


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Diane  Hall.  STANDING:  Ronnie  Hathcock,  Joan  Sammons,  Frieda  Britt, 
Harvey  Sutton. 


EDITORS:  Cookie  Sherman,  Ronald  Clark. 
CIRCULATION:   Harvey  Sutton,  Ronnie  Hathcock. 


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NEW  BOYS  DORMITORY:    SEATED:    Pete  Owens,  James  Galvin,  Bill  Spivey.  Dan  Elks,  Bill  Vest.    STANDING: 
Gerald  Jones,  Dean  Harrell,  Ralph  Moses,  Jerry  Gilliam. 


MIXON  DORMITORY:  George  Seymour,  Bobby  Nelson,  Bill 
Carter,  DonRedford,  Barry  Horner,  Jerry  Ford,  Kenny  Blanchard, 
Manly  Carstarphen. 


FORBES  HOUSE:     Tommy  Lassiter,   Mickey  Peeler, 
Ralph  Johnson. 


COLUMNS  BUILDING:    Slyvia  George,  Lynette  McBride,  Peggy  Rountree,  Anna 
Adler. 


NEW  GIRLS  DORMITORY:    Ann  Gerry,  Sandra  Moore,  Faye  Ower,  Carolyn  Stallings. 


"Birth  of  the  Blues"    The  Columns 


'Shine  on  Harvest  Moon"    Men's  New  Dorm 


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HOMECOMING 


FESTIVITIES 


Pretty  girls  are  like  a  melody 


Dancing  in  the  dark 


We've  come  to  bury  Wesley,  not  praise  him 


It's  Beddy-bye  time  for  ttie  Kitten  and  clan 


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The  beauty 
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A  big  smile  is  given  by  all  of  the  Victorious  Sophomores 


CHAPEL 


Our  Georgette  from  Israel 


'Here  comes  the  bride"  as  shown  in  our 
fashion  show. 


Really  rockin'  in  chapel. 


The  mouse  cleans  up  after  the  Bag. 


PROGRAMS 


The  Jackie  Kennedy  Look. 


Hit  tune  of  1961- -"Moon  River" 


Grand  Finale- -Memories  of  1961. 


SPECIAL  EVENTS 


Governor  Terry  Sanford  of  North  Carolina  gives  speech  while  smiling  crowd  watches. 


Sliding  on  the  snow  without  a  tray. 


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Your  guess  is  as 
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Have  some  watermelon, 
Freshmen 


Here's  how  friendly  Chowanians  gather  in  the  halls. 


FOOTBALL 


COACHES:    James  Garrison 
Jerry  Hawkins 


THIRD  ROW:  D.  Pagett,  T.  O'Neal,  S.  Weaver,  W. 
Collins,  M.  Forbes,  J.  Evans,  B.  Raynor,  D.  Moock,  W. 
Herring,  C.  Stephens,  B.  Branson,  B.  McCutcheon,  M. 
Baugh,  M.  Jeffers,  R.  Lewis,  D.  Norris.  2ND  ROW: 
B.  Gibson,  J.  Bowden,  D.  Redford,  E.  Williams,  J. 
Ryan,  T.  Jones,  J.  High,  B.  Lucas,  L.  Massey,  D.  New- 


MANAGERS:   James  "Termite"  Jenkins 
Troy  Deans 


ton,  R.Ryan,  D.  Blalock,  G.  Jones,  J.  Trione,  H.  Web- 
ster, K.  Blanchard.  1ST  ROW:  J.  Copeland,  R.  Sowers, 
J.  Brinkley,  R.  Smith,  M.  Wrenn,  J.  Ford,  G.  Boynton, 
J.  Boseman,  T.  Sprouse,  D.  Nance,  R.Jones,  B.  Nelson, 
R.  Jones,  P.  Britton,  C.  Mason. 


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The  Chowan  Braves  End  a  Glorious  Season  With  an  8  and  1  Record. 

The  Chowan  student  body  has  every  right  to  be  proud  of  their  Chowan  Braves.  The  team  ended  their 
season  with  an  8  and  1  record  giving  them  a  consideration  for  the  Junior  College  Rose  Bowl  in  Pasadena,  Cali- 
fornia.   Cameron  Junior  College  of  Lawton,  Oklahoma  won  the  bid  to  the  bowl  with  a  10  and  0  record. 

All  the  players  on  the  starting  defensive  and  offensive  teams  were  outstanding.  On  offense  there  was 
Ken  Blanchard,  Robert  "Rah  Rah"  Smith,  Martin  Forbes,  Don  Redford,  and  Wallace  Herring.  Defensively  James 
Boseman,  Gerald  Jones,  Sidney  Weaver,  Lew  Massey,  and  Charlie  Stevens  were  constant  standouts. 

The  offensive  team  which  had  a  very  strong  bench  gained  1795  yards  rushing  and  scored  232  points  in  their 
9  games.  On  the  reverse  side  the  defensive  team  was  just  as  impressive  holding  their  opponents  to  only  26 
points. 

ThisChowanfootballteam  will  go  into  the  records  as  one  of  the  best  teams  ever  to  be  produced  at  Chowan 
College. 


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Wingate  College 

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Davidson  Frosh 

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Apprentice  School 

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Richmond  Frosh 

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Washington  &  Lee 
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Wesley  College 

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William  &  Mary 
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Pete  Britton 


Wallace  Collins 


Ken  Blanchard 


Emmitt  Williams 


Offensive  and  Defe 

Robert  "Rah  Rah"  Smith, Jim Boseman 


Charles  Mason 


Bob  Branson 


Butch  Gibson 


Don  Red  ford 


David  Norris 


Thomas  Jones 


Dick  Padgett 


Gerald  Ford 


Don  Redford 


Martin  Forbes 


Gerald  Jones 


James  Boseman 


Wallace  Herring 


Padgett  stretches  tor  the  "pigskin". 


Braves  Sneak  by  Gardner  Webb 
6-0 

The  Chowan  Braves  opened  their  1961  football 
season  with  a  6-0  victory  over  always  tough  Gardner 
Webb.  The  lone  score  came  on  a  Fourth  quarter  run 
by  Ken  Blanchard  which  covered  30  yds. 

The  Braves  gained  196  yds.  in  their  win  while 
the  Bulldogs  were  limited  to  only  54  yds.  rushing. 

Halfback  Pete  Britten  stopped  the  Bulldogs'  last 
threat  with  an  interception  deep  in  Brave  territory. 
Other  outstanding  defensive  plays  were  turned  in  by 
Lew  Massey,  James  Bozeman  and  Gerald  Jones. 


Chowan  Rolls-Over  Wingate  College 
19-0 

Charles  Mason,  a  freshman  from  Crew,  Va.,  led  the  Braves  to  their 
second  win  of  the  season.  He  scored  all  three  touchdowns  for  the  Chowan 
eleven.  His  first  tally  came  on  a  six-yard  end  run  in  the  second  quarter. 
In  the  third  quarter  Mason  hit  pay-dirt  with  a  ten- yard  romp  and  in  the 
fourth  quarter  he  returned  a  Wingate  punt  40  yards  for  his  final  score. 

Defensively  Wallace  Collins  was  superb.  Wallace  also  scored  with 
an  extra  point  kick  after  Mason's  first  touchdown  run. 


Are  you  sure  Ma  Beaman  said  no  seconds?" 


Charlie  Stephens  closes  in  on  his  opponent. 


Davidson  Frosh  lose  38-7 

Chowan  made  it  nine  straight  wins  when  the  Braves 
upset  the  Davidson  Frosh  38-7.  Ken  Blanchard  sparked 
the  Braves  win  with  three  touchdowns.  Blanchard 
pushed  across  from  one  yard  out  in  the  first  quarter 
then  added  another  after  the  half.  Davidson  opened 
the  second  half  scoring  on  a  three  yard  pass  play. 
OtherChowantouchdown's  were  made  by  Robert  Smith, 
Don  Redford,  and  Dick  Padgett. 


Ruble  "Rooster"  Lewis 


Sidney  Weaver 


Lew  Massey 


Robert  "Rah  Rah"  Smith 


MOST  VALUABLE  PLAYER-Don  Redford 


Thomas  "Mousie"  Sprouse 


Bobby  Jones 


Jim  Trione 


Jack  Evans 


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Chowan  Enjoys  Homecoming  with  a  34-0  Victory. 

On  November  4th  before  3000  fans  Chowan  marked  up  a  seventh  win  against  Wesley 
College.  This  win  topped  off  Homecoming  very  nicely  with  a  score  of  34-0.  Ken 
Blanchard  blazed  the  trial  for  the  Braves  with  three  touchdowns,  two  of  which  were  in 
the  first  quarter.  Don  Redford  sparkled  brilliantly  with  two  touchdown  passes,  one  to 
Blanchard  and  the  other  to  Jim  Trione.  Jackie  Brinkley  provided  the  only  score  in  the 
second  half  with  a  four  yard  plunge  through  the  center. 


Chowan  Sinks  the  Shipbuilders 

25-0 

Chowan,  ranked  seventh  in  the  Nation  for  Junior 
Colleges,  proves  their  ranking  by  beating  previously  unde- 
feated Apprentice  School. 

Half-back,  Edgar  (Bobby)  Jones,  shined  for  the  Braves 
on  offense.  He  twisted  his  way  for  17  yards  for  a  first 
quarter  score  and  in  the  final  quarter  Emmett  Williams 
hit  Bobby  with  a  49- yard  touchdown  pass. 

The  second  half  was  marked  with  penalties  against 
both  teams  and  at  one  period  of  the  third  quarter,  the 
shipbuilders  walked  off  the  field. 


Braves  Smash  The  Spiders 

27-6 

Rebounding  from  their  6-3  defeat  at  the  hands  of 
Ferrum  Jr.  College  the  Braves  overpowered  the  Richmond 
Fresh.,  27-6. 

The  Baby  Spiders  drew  first  blood  on  a  44- yard  run  by 
Ken  Stout  who  went  over  right  tackle. 

The  Braves  strike  back  with  a  100-yard  kickoff  return 
by  Pete  Brittian  who  took  a  hand-off  from  Bobby  Jones. 
John  Dollar  kicked  the  extra  point.  This  was  one  of  three 
which  he  kicked  during  the  game. 

Standouts  on  the  strong  Chowan  defense  were  Lew 
Massey  and  James  Boseman. 


Braves  Scalp  the  Indians  30-7 

Chowan'schancefortheJuniorCoUegeRose  Bowl  was  strength- 
ened when  the  Braves  defeated  William  and  Mary  30-7  Don  Red- 
ford,  quarter  backing  for  the  Braves,  threw  two  touchdown  passes, 
hitting  Robert  (Rah  Rah)  Smith  in  the  second  quarter  and  Dick 
Padgett  in  the  third  quarter.  The  Indians  opened  with  their  only 
score  several  plays  after  the  kick-off  when  Bill  Segan  passed  to 
halfback  Harry  Ronsh  for  a  60  yard  touchdown. 

The  Braves,  however;  left  the  field  with  a  half  time  score  of  14-  7 . 
In  the  second  half  it  was  Chowan  all  the  way  with  touchdowns 
made  by  Dick  Padgett  and  Charles  Mason.  John  Dollar  added  three 
points  with  a  6-yard  field  goal. 


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Charles  Mason  on  a  reverse. 


The  widest  margin  on  any  victory  for  Chowan  was  made  against  the 

Washington  &  Lee  frosh  with  a  score  of  50-0  Pete  Brittain  of  Holland 

Va.  led  the  Braves  with  two  touchdowns  and  one  extra  point.    Aiding 

in  the  first  half  scoring  were  Don  Redford,  Jim  Trione,  and  Charles 

Mason. 

In  the  second  period  the  Braves  tallied  22  points. 

Showing  up  defensively  for  the  Braves  were  Sydney  Weaver,  Charlie 

Stevens,  and  Lew  Massey. 


William  &  Mary  penetrates  Chowan's  line. 


Ferrum  Slips  By  Chowan 

The  Ferrum  Panthers  ended  Chowan's  10-Game  winning 
streak,  including  two  ties,  on  a  rain-soaked  field  at  South 
Hill,  Va. 

During  the  first  quarter  both  teams  were  held  scoreless. 
In  the  second  quarter  behind  the  running  of  Bobby  Jones  and 
Ken  Blanchard,  the  Braves  moved  the  ball  to  the  Panther's 
10.  Unable  to  move  the  ball  against  the  Ferrum  defense,  the 
Braves  called  on  John  Dollar  who  kicked  a  20- yard  field  goaL 
Late  in  the  same  quarter  the  Panthers  began  a  drive  which 
ended  with  a  2- yard  pass  for  the  score. 

At  the  end  of  the  season  this  game  was  looked  upon  as  the 
one  which  kept  the  Braves  from  the  Little  Rose  Bowl. 


"Just  another  win ! 


CHOWAN  BASKETBALL  TEAM  OF  61-62 

Fred  Lamb,  Eddie  Phillips,  Douglas  Casson,  William  Horton,  Melvin  Bowles,  Jimmy  Morgan,  Frank  Harrell, 
Hank  Marriott,  Dell  Smith,  Willis  Ragland,  Billy  Yates,  Horace  Rozier,  Don  Redford,  Ted  Jones;  absent  from 
picture  are  John  Dollar  and  Tom  Redman. 


1961  ■ 

62  Basketball  Schedule 

Chowan 

62 

Wingate 

74 

Chowan 

57 

Brevard 

69 

Chowan 

57 

N.  Greenville 

67 

Chowan 

72 

Louisburg 

61 

Chowan 

62 

Ferrum 

75 

Chowan 

66 

Bluefield 

54 

Chowan 

53 

Richmond  F. 

70 

Chowan 

84 

Newport  News 

77 

Chowan 

81 

N.  Greenville 

90 

Chowan 

56 

Brevard 

55 

Chowan 

75 

Richmond  F. 

70 

Chowan 

52 

Wingate 

83 

Chowan 

55 

Gardner  Webb 

62 

Chowan 

59 

Ferrum 

64 

Chowan 

72 

•Wilmington 

90 

Chowan 

63 

Newport  News 

88 

Chowan 

66 

Charlotte 

79 

Chowan 

66 

Wilmington 

76 

Chowan 

100 

Bluefield 

61 

Chowan 

102 

Charlotte 

62 

Chowan 

Louisburg 

BRAVES  IN  BASKETBALL 


The  Chowan  Braves  had  a  mediocre  season  with  9  wins  and  15  losses.  Although  the 
record  wasn't  an  enviable  one,  the  Braves  along  with  the  Student  Body  showed  much  spirit 
throughout  the  season.  Home  games,  especially  towards  the  end  of  the  season,  were  very 
impressive  while  away  games  proved  to  disastrous.  In  the  last  two  home  games  the 
Chowan  Five  tallied  202  points;  100  in  the  first  game  against  Bluefield  and  102  against 
Charlotte. 

The  two  leading  scorers  for  the  Braves  were  Fred  Lamb  and  William  Horton.  Both 
of  these  boys  also  proved  to  be  very  impressive  on  all-around  ability.  Dell  Smith,  Jimmy 
Morgan,  and  Hank  Marriott  were  the  big  men  under  the  boards  along  with  Tom  Redman 
who  replaced  Marriott  late  in  the  season  because  of  Marriott's  illness.  Don  Redford  and 
Melvin  Bowles  added  the  necessary  balance  to  the  team. 


Coach 
Jim  Garrison 


Co-Captains 
Fred  Lamb  and  Hank  Marriott 


Forward 
Hank  Marriott 


Guard 
William  Horton 


Center 
Dell  Smith 


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Forward 
Jimmy  Morgan 


Guard 
Fred  Lamb 


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Center 
Frank  Harrell 


Guard 
Don  Redford 


Guard 
Melvin  Bowles 


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Forward 
Horace  Rozier 


Manager 
Bert  Harrell 


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Forward 
Eddie  Phillips 


Guard 
Doug  Casson 


Guard 
Willis  Ragland 


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CHOWAN  CHEERLEADER'S 


Cheerleaders  display  pep  rally 
uniforms. 


The  cheerleaders  help  to  boost  the 
spirit  of  the  boys. 


GIRL'S  BASKETBALL  TEAM 


Frances  Marshall,  Edith  Waller,  Nan  Puckette,  Nan  Murray,  Betsy  Johnson,  Gloria  Wise,  Jane  Hardin,  Bonnie  Olive, 
LaVern  Truelove,  Margaret  Rideout. 


Mrs.  Barr,  Sponsor 


Edith  Waller 


Joan  Mayo 


Margaret  Rideout 


Gloria  Wise 


Bonnie  Olive 


Nan  Puckette 


Jane  Hardin 


LaVern  Truelove 


Nan  Murray 


Betsy  Johnson 


Mary  Lou  Kirk 


Frances  Marshall 


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HOMECOMING  QUEEN 

JANE  RIGGAN 


SWEETHEARTS 

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JOAN  SAMMONS 


FORBES  HOUSE 

JUDY  FORT 


NEW  GIRLS  DORM 

LAMAR    BOLTON 


MIXON  DORM 

SANDRA  PARKER 


NEW  MENS  DORM 

MARY  ANN  WILTSHIRE 


These  girls  were  selected  by  the  dorms 
and  club  to  represent  them  in  the  Homecom- 
ing parade  and  at  other  times  throughout  the 
year. 


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